KO, Daeyoung Curator, Dangjin City Tug-of-war is a game that anyone can enjoy easily, in its simplest form requiring just a rope and some space
Shalini Sabikhi Educator, Zydus School for Excellence The festival of Diwali in India is celebrated by different communities in different ways, performing different rituals. It
Aiza Abdirahmanova Project Coordinator, Aigine Cultural Research Center Konduk is a remote mountain village in Kyrgyzstan, located in the Alai-Kuu valley, not far from Kulun-Ata
Elizabeth Edwards Project Coordinator, Fiji Art Council Indigenous Fijians feel a close connection with the sea, land, and nature. In Fiji, jewelry making began way
Bharvi Chheda Research Assistant, Center for Heritage Management, Ahmedabad University The tradition of jewelry making in India began with the prehistoric factories of the Harappan
PARK, Hyung Min Certified Trainee, National Intangible Cultural Heritage No.22 Maedeupjang Knotting is, in essence, the act of tying a thread or a cord so
Odile Urirau ICH Pa-enua Supervisor, Cook Islands The island nation of the Cook Islands comprises fifteen islands centered around Rarotonga in the South Pacific Ocean,
Gulaim Zhumabekova Director, Kasteyev State Museum of Arts The Kasteyev State Museum of Arts in Almaty has gathered a unique collection of Kazakh jewelry made
Khamchanh Souvannalith Collections Manager, Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre (TAEC) Tara Gujadhur Co-Director, Traditional Arts & Ethnology Centre (TAEC) Laos has a rich diversity of
Maya Rai Managing Director, Nepal Knotcraft Centre, Ltd. From early on in her life, Shyam Badan Shrestha was an inquisitive child, always eager to learn new
